위키독스 md를 docx로 (위키독스에서 책을 다운로드하면 개별 md 파일에 문서 제목이 사라지므로, 임의의 마크업과 제목을 추가해서 하나로 합친다)

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위키독스 md를 docx로 (위키독스에서 책을 다운로드하면 개별 md 파일에 문서 제목이 사라지므로, 임의의 마크업과 제목을 추가해서 하나로 합친다)

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This example converts Wikidocs markdown files into a single merged document with properly ordered headings. It reads all `.md` files in a directory, infers heading depth from the numeric prefix in each filename, and inserts a temporary `?#` marker with the depth before merging the contents into `merged.md`. A Pandoc filter written with `panflute` then increments every header level by one (or deletes level-6 headers) before Pandoc converts the merged file to a Word document using a custom reference template.

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옵시디언 MD 파일은 첫 번째 제목이 파일명에만 있고 첨부 이미지도 특수한 문법을 쓰므로 고칠 필요가 있다. 또한 편집상 편의를 위해 링크도 노출되게 바꾼다.

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